These are the South Korean dramas you should add to your must-watch list this month
As the year races to a close, our favourite streaming sites have banded together to release some of their biggest and most highly anticipated Korean dramas thus far.
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From Summer Strike, a languid and romantic drama about a heartbroken girl who uproots her life to start over in a remote village, to Behind Every Star, a Korean adaptation of the French drama Dix Pour Cent that details the lives and stories of celebrity managers of a fictional entertainment management company, there is much to get excited for this month.
Below, we round up our top K-drama picks for the month.
1. Reborn Rich
Adapted from a web novel of the same name, Reborn Rich is a story about the rich and how far families will go to protect their wealth.
Yoon Hyun Woo has been working at a family-run conglomerate for the past few years. Despite his years of loyal service to the family, he is accused of embezzlement when the family runs into trouble.
Desperate to protect his family, the youngest son murders Yoon. However, things get interesting when Yoon comes back to life in the body of Do Joon, intent on getting revenge.
The series will star Song Joong Ki, who will take on two leading character roles.
Release date: November 18, on Viu